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I actually prefer Mathilde or Matilde to Matilda.

I love Mathilde, it's one of my favorite German names

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Mathilde Elisabeta
Mathilde Corisende
Mathilde Heloise
Mathilde Sybille
Mathilde Sybilline

This message was edited 10/19/2024, 9:10 AM

I love it! It prefer Matilda. I have a really close family friend named Matilda, so that just makes me like it more.

I love Mathilde! It's sleek, silvery, and elegant. I don't understand comments about how the "h" is "unnecessary."

I like it, it's a rather elegant and dignified name, but I like Matilda and the Hungarian form Matild better.

In a French context, fine. I prefer Matilda, largely because of a rescue dog whose name it was, and who was a most remarkable animal.

I like the teel sound (French pronunciation) more than the English/German till. I think it's my favorite version of the name; the H seems a bit extra, but it's still slightly more minimalist seeming to me than 3-syllable Matilde. I like Matild about equally maybe, but that seems less established somehow.

This message was edited 10/17/2024, 10:11 AM

I like Mathilde but I still prefer Matilda.

Don't like it prefer Matilda

I really don't like the name Matilda, it's ugly in sound and look to me, and Mathilde is worse because of the unnecessary h and the sneaky e. It looks way too Germanic/Teutonic.